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NCDC records rise in Lassa Fever cases as death toll hits 229

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NCDC reports a significant rise in Lassa Fever cases and deaths, with 229 fatalities in 2026. Learn about affected states and prevention measures. Read More: https://punchng.com/ncdc-records-rise-in-lassa-fever-cases-as-death-toll-hits-229/

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